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Java 26 is finally here: What’s new and exciting in JDK 26

Another six month Java release. Fewer flashy features this time, but a lot of meaningful runtime and library work hiding underneath. Continue reading on Javarevisited…

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I Tried 20+ Claude Code and Cowork, Courses on Udemy: Here Are My Top 7 Recommendations for 2026

My Favorite Udemy Courses to Master Claude Code, Claude Skills and Claude CoWork in 2026 Hello friends, after spending 40+ hours testing nearly every Claude-related course…

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Metal and Skins

This post has a lot to cover. Before we get to any of it I want to take on the uncomfortable subject first: quality. Two…

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Why Java Does Not Always Create a New String Object — String Constant Pool (Pratical, Less Theory)

A deep dive into Java’s hidden string optimization that saves memory, boosts performance, and confuses developers in interviews. Continue reading on Javarevisited » This post…

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Spring Boot 4: The Big Picture

Before you read any changelog, you need to understand what Spring Boot 4 actually is, where it came from, and what problem it’s trying to…

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Spring Boot Developers Are Quietly Earning $10K+/Month — Here’s Why

The Internet Called Java “Dead.” Companies Handling Billions Disagreed. Continue reading on Javarevisited » This post first appeared on Read More

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The Evolution of the Wristband: API Security Must have in 2026

Most often JWT appears to be defacto for API security but also confusing as lot to cover but there is no single document that covers…

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Hello Interview vs ByteByteGo — Which Is Better for System Design Interview Prep in 2026?

ByteByteGo or Hello Interview? Which one are you using for coding interview preparation in 2026? If you’re preparing for System Design Interviews in 2026, chances are…

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Beyond the ‘New’ Keyword: Mastering Java Dependency Injection with Google Guice

If you have spent any time writing Java, you are likely intimately familiar with the new keyword. It’s the foundational building block of object-oriented programming.…

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Getting Started with Claude Code

What’s actually happening under the hood when you spin up Anthropic’s AI coding agent I’ve used GitHub Copilot, Cursor, and various GPT-based coding tools. Most are…

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[5+ years Experienced] Java Multi threading Q&A — II

This article brings you depth knowledge in multi threading from an experienced developer perspective. Continue reading on Javarevisited » This post first appeared on Read…

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A Brief Analysis of Batch and Pagination Query Scenarios and Solutions

Batch processing and pagination queries are everywhere in backend engineering. Continue reading on Javarevisited » This post first appeared on Read More

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Why We Removed All Reactive Code From Our Spring Boot Services (And Throughput Went Up)

WebFlux promised non-blocking glory. It delivered six months of stack traces nobody on the team could read. We went back to blocking IO. Latency dropped.…

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Why We Removed All Reactive Code From Our Spring Boot Services (And Throughput Went Up)

WebFlux promised non-blocking glory. It delivered six months of stack traces nobody on the team could read. We went back to blocking IO. Latency dropped.…

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I Found the Perfect Course to Learn AI Engineering — And It’s Awesome

Is Full Stack AI Engineering Course by Towards AI Really Worth it credit — Paul Iustzin Hello friends, AI Engineering is probably the hottest skill in tech right now,…

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